Coping with Wheat Quality in a Changing Environment: Proteomics Evidence for Stress Caused by Environmental Changes

  • Branlard G
  • Lesage V
  • Bancel E
  • et al.
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Four extra early-heading mutants, named extra early-fl owering1 ( exe1 ), exe2 , exe3 , and exe4 , were identifi ed in diploid einkorn wheat ( Triticum monococcum L.) following heavy-ion beam mutagenesis. Based on their phenotypes in the fi eld, the four exe mutants were classifi ed into two groups: Type I (moderately extra early-heading type; exe1 and exe3 ) and Type II (extremely extra early-heading type; exe2 and exe4 ). Analysis of VERNALIZATION 1 ( VRN1 ), a fl owering promoter gene, showed that it was more highly expressed at earlier stages of vegetative growth in Type II mutants than in Type I mutants. Our analyses indicate that the difference in earliness between Type I and Type II mutants is associated with differences in the expression level of VRN1 .

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Branlard, G., Lesage, V. S., Bancel, E., Martre, P., Méleard, B., & Rhazi, L. (2015). Coping with Wheat Quality in a Changing Environment: Proteomics Evidence for Stress Caused by Environmental Changes. In Advances in Wheat Genetics: From Genome to Field (pp. 255–264). Springer Japan. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-55675-6_28

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